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An opportunity of historical epic proportion and creative uniqueness presented itself to the Madison County High School JROTC program on Aug. 25 and 26. Nine out of 153 cadets were

There’s a piece of paradise far from the madding crowd called Salerno Lake.

There’s a piece of paradise far from the madding crowd called Salerno Lake.

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People describe Uniontown as the best of city life and country living.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we break down House Bills 466 and 81, which are targeting the rights of LGBTQ+ youth in schools and attempting to ban discussions of gender and sexuality in the classroom. We also hear an update on the LSU lakes system and take a look back at the first New Orleans Jazz Fest after Hurricane Katrina.

City leaders joined law enforcement officials Friday to recognize Orlando’s 2022 Neighborhood Watch of the Year.

Florida’s new $711 million affordable housing law, signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, could spur more units and also more headaches for local governments.

If you possibly can find it in your heart to give an older dog a retirement home and a safe haven at the end of a long life, theres nothing like it. crispin rolfe, bbc news. lovely dogs. lets take a look at the papers. the guardian reports windrush campaigners say the decision by the government not to implement recommendations increasing checks on the home office feel like a slap in the face. robert stuart has made several front pages for comments he made about the nhs. —— rod stewart. he of...